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The Epic Quad fins were developed to deliver the increased control & grip which is needed for radical turns and progressive above the lip maneuvers.

The Epic Quad fins were developed to deliver the increased control & grip which is needed for radical turns and progressive above the lip maneuvers.

The Epic Quad fins were developed to deliver the increased control & grip which is needed for radical turns and progressive above the lip maneuvers.

The Epic Quad fins were developed to deliver the increased control & grip which is needed for radical turns and progressive above the lip maneuvers.

The Epic Quad fins were developed to deliver the increased control & grip which is needed for radical turns and progressive above the lip maneuvers.

The Epic Quad fins were developed to deliver the increased control & grip which is needed for radical turns and progressive above the lip maneuvers.

EPIC WAVE
QUAD FINS

Grip & Control For Radical Wave Riding

Front Fin Sizes: 8 | 9 | 10
Rear Fin Sizes: 13.5 | 14.5 | 15.5
Bases: US, Slot Box & MT (front only)
Precision CNC’d Black G10

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Windsurfing Wave Quad Fins – the Epic Quad fins were developed to deliver the increased control and grip needed for radical turns and progressive maneuvers. Quad fins are designed for wave riding and are ideally suited to more critical, quality, racy waves and advanced wave sailors.

These are the exact fins Morgan Noireaux used to win the Aloha Classic three times. The Epic Quad set consists of a choice for three front fin sizes & six rear fin options to cover all riders with a range of boards in a wide variety of wave riding conditions.

“The Epic Quad set up keeps a lot of the looseness and tight turning ability of the twinzer option but has more control & speed. It allows for both keeping the rail in the water or easily letting the fins loose. It is a tad slower than a thruster set up but still offers plenty of speed. I use the 14.5 & 9 combination most of the time. It’s slashy enough that it works well when the waves are small, but has enough drive & grip that when the waves get bigger it still holds. The only time I’ll think about using slightly larger fins are when it’s onshore and I need that extra bit of drive or when it’s well over mast high.” 

Morgan Noireaux IWT Champion, 3 x Aloha Classic Champion